The fully accomplished standardization of the new mobile generation has led to the
deployment of fifth-generation (5G) wireless networks to gratify enormous traffic volume for …

Cellular networks have been hierarchical so that mobility management have primarily been
deployed in a centralized architecture. More flattened network architecture for the mobile …

Telecommunications networks are undergoing major changes so as to meet the
requirements of the next generation of users and services, which create a need for a general …

Mobile Internet traffic is growing steeply, mainly due to the deployment of new broadband
wireless technologies and the ever increasing connectivity demand coming from new …

We introduce a new graph neural operator-based approach for task allocation in a system of
heterogeneous robots composed of Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs) and Unmanned …

Building mobile networks, on demand and in an elastic manner, represents a vital solution
for mobile operators to cope with the modest Average Revenues per User (ARPU), on one …

Today consumers want to stay connected to networking services anywhere and at anytime.
Managing consumers׳ mobility to ensure session and service continuity in efficient and …

Currently most of the mobility management solutions rely on a centralized mobility anchor
entity, which is in charge of both mobility-related control plane and user data forwarding …

The recent explosion of mobile Internet traffic has resulted in an evolution of mobile network
architectures. Mobile network architectures are being flattened to cope with the recent traffic …

Existing wireless networks typically support mobility by routing via a mobility anchor in a
home network, but such via routing can result in non-optimized routes. This paper proposes …